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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
10
A widow asks if her divorced doctor, who is attentive and touches her, might feel more than professional interest. Abby advises testing outside the office and notes the risk of misreading signals while urging clear boundaries. A separate letter about an early Christmas gift exchange is deemed an unwinnable situation and offers a light theory.
Iowa State University Extension News Service offers holiday photography advice from Chuck Benn and Perry Struse. Ensure camera readiness and extra batteries, clean lenses, and follow instruction books. Plan shots by asking what to show and process color film promptly after holidays.
An article urges candid within real activity and camera aware poses, advising relaxed staging of small groups, close framing, and pre focus for sharp results. It warns against rushing shots, emphasizes viewing through the finder, steady shutter use, and planning for clear pictures at Christmas or any time.
An Iowa State extension horticulturist suggests giving a poinsettia as an educational plant for children. The article explains that the yellow centers are real flowers, the red bracts are modified leaves, and latex can form a rubber-like bead. Observing nectaries, stomata, and leaf anatomy via magnifier fosters curiosity about bees, butterflies, and plant biology.
IBEW Local 495 announces a Christmas dinner and social hour at Christmas Eve Ave, Avmar ballroom. The event includes dinner and dancing with a social hour from 7 to 9 PM, scheduled for Friday evening in Cedar Rapids.
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